Very well made. It has high quality components, and the Claber accessories have a beautiful fit and finish that you can't find on U.S. made products. I originally ordered a Legacy brand reel from Amazon, but it was so flimsy and cheap that I sent it back. This Claber unit is much better.

Just bought 3 of these and have only installed one so I can't comment on durability but the design is pleasing and works well so far. The hose end did pop off under pressure but it has a screw on compression fitting which has held since I put it back together and tightened it. If you buy one you should hand tighten the collar around the quick disconnect hose end that attaches to the faucet and spray nozzel to prevent that from happening Product oversights my opinion: 1. To mount to a masonty wall they provide 4 screws and plastic inserts but they are a metric size and require drilling a 40mm hole says to use a 13/32 masonry drill. I'd bet there is not a single home owner in the US that has a 13/32 masonry drill in his toolbox! You will need to buy a 13/32 masonry bit If you can find one to use those fasteners so it's probably cheaper to buy 4 new screws with matching masonry inserts requiring a 1/2 hole if you have a 1/2 masonry bit. Far more likely. 2.The hose is terminbated with a female Claber quick disconnect fitting and they provide a simple twist type spray nozzell with a male quick connector. The provided nozzle has too high a spray velocity for delicate flowers. I tried a brass male connector on an existing pistol grip spray nozzle and while it seemed to work it quickly popped off. Claber should either terminaet their hose with a standard male 3/4 garden hose fitting that could be attached to whatever quick disconnect system you currently use or at least provide a few of their male quick disconnect fittings for the customer to use to attach other sprayheads. I now have an assortment of their quick discconnetc fittings on order from Smarthome so maybe that was Claber's intent. If you buy one of these I'd suggest ordering some of those quick disconnect connectors at the same time. Or if you have a big investment in incompatible quick disconnects already you may want to create an adapter with their female quick disconnect connecting to one of your female quick disconnects so you can use your other spray heads, power wash, etc.